Philadelphia Woman Slayer Held In Jail Begs To See Her Baby
Philadelphia woman Lillian Emanuel, held without bail on a manslaughter by shooting charge, pleads for access to her 18 month old son in a crowded courtroom and jail cell scene. She placed the child in nurse Ellen Gabrach’s care as she faces a habeas corpus bid and Saturday hearing.
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Philadelphia
International News Service
Maurice E. Felt
Lillian M. Emanuel
Miss Emanuel
Germantown
William A. Gray
Edna Wyckoff
Stroudsburg
Ellen Gabrach
Felt
Dorn
Bartlett
Quarter Sessions
Gray
John Barnlett
Edward Kelly
Commonwealth
Bathing Girl Season Traced As Doyle Warns Of Impending Catastrophe
A commentator named Doyle links looming disaster to the close of the bathing girl season, suggesting concerns over fate and public calamity. The remark frames a seasonal event as a potential omen, reflecting contemporary anxieties.
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Doyle
City Joins In Case To Settle Question Of Women Taxes
The New Castle city council votes to join a court fight over whether women should pay taxes. Some officials argue women should be taxed if they vote, while others oppose taxing women. City backs Treasurer Ramsey to protect city and school tax revenues, warning the school board could shift costs to the city if women taxpayers escape payment.
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Burns
Davies
Lusk
Miller
City of
New Castle
Ramsey
Debt talk with France ends in failure
French leaders fail to resolve the debt dispute with the Allied powers. The article notes that America will not encourage new loans to France as it seeks to stabilize its own finances. It mentions possible future legislative steps to curb overseas lending and the potential for further actions by the administration.
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Congress
Washington
M. Caillaux
Paris
France
Treasury
Wall Street
Sub S-51 disaster prompts dredge and lift plan
Divers ordered to test sub compartments after a collision with the City of Rome leaves 31 crew missing. Admirals and Capt. King assess the wreck, with debate over the Kearsarge lifting crane and costs for wrecking gear and maintenance as officials pledge to raise the sunken submarine.
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Ernest J. King
Alfred Geier
City of Rome
United States Coast Guard
New England
H. A. Flanagan
New London
Navy Department
Boston
Flanagan
Naral
Delegates Named To Library Meeting At Wernersville
Miss Alice Sterling and Clarence A. Patterson were named delegates to the annual spring meeting of the Pennsylvania Library Association to be held at Wernersville October 6 to 8 inclusive. Sterling will represent New Castle free public library librarians and Patterson the board of trustees.
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Alice Sterling
Clarence A. Patterson
Pennsylvania Library Association
Wernersville
Miss Sterling
New Castle Free
Dunlap withdraws from Prohibition sheriff ticket
County detective J. M. Dunlap who held the Prohibition party nomination for sheriff asks county commissioners to remove his name from the November ballot. He cites duty to Republican voters after choosing to honor the GOP primary results.
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J. M. Dunlap
Dunlap
Judge Baldwin of Beaver Placed Off Bench for Rest
Beaver Pa October 2 Judge George A Baldwin president judge of Beaver county was ordered off the bench for one month on doctors orders due to nervous trouble and stomach disorders. He had retired to Cambridge Springs for a week two weeks earlier and returned to his duties before illness forced him to resign from the bench after a robbery trial progressed.
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Beaver, Pa
George A. Baldwin
Beaver County
Baldwin
Cambridge Springs
William Noah
New York Jewelers Fights Bandits With Feather Duster
A New York jeweler attacked three bandits using a feather duster but failed to stop them. The incident highlights a dramatic clash as the thiefs fled with valuables.
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New York
The News Circulation Update for Past Six Months
The New Castle News in New Castle Pennsylvania reports its circulation data for the last six months. The publication, issued daily except Sundays, provides readers with current distribution figures and market reach as of October 1, 1925.
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New Castle
Jacob F. Rentz
New Castle News
Eat
Jacob F. Rent
Deaths Of The Day In Memory Of Mrs Etta Snyder
Mrs. Etta Gertrude Snyder 34 wife of James G. Snyder died at home in Bessemer October 1 after six weeks illness. Former Franklin Pa resident, member of Bessemer Presbyterian Church. Survived by husband son Audley parents A B and Mrs Hultz of Bessemer sister Ruth Hultz at home brother Herbert of Long Beach Cal. Funeral October 4 at 1:30 from Bessemer Presbyterian Church conducted by Rev L L Tait. Interment Poland Cemetery.
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Etta Gertrude Snyder
James G. Snyder
Bessemer
Snyder
Franklin, Pa
A. B. Hultz
Ruth M. Hultz
Herbert
Long Beach
Cal
Presbyterian Church
Rev. L. L. Tait
Poland Cemetery
Central Sunday School Promotion Day Observed
Central Presbyterian Sabbath school marks Promotion Day with a 10 30 a m service replacing the usual. Primary and Junior departments present memory work on the Ten Commandments and the Twenty Third Psalm. Diplomas and Bibles awarded with songs and exercises by all departments.
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Central Presbyterian Sabbath School
Dale Patterson
Mary Elizabeth Jenkins
June Campbell
Bernice Forrest
Helen Patterson
Duncan S. Cameron
Mission Opens at St Josephs Church on Sunday
A two week mission will begin Sunday October 4 at St Josephs Church on South Jefferson Street led by Rev C Mc Nulty of the Passionist Order from Scranton Pa. The event expects large crowds with separate weeks for women then men, the daily principal sermon is at 7 30 p m.
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St. Joseph's Church
South Jefferson Street
C. McNulty
Father McNulty
Scranton
Middle Atlantic
Ben Franklin Junior High Publishes Eight Page Paper
The Ben Franklin school paper The Ben Franklin is issued today eight pages with blue and French gray cover. The frontispiece shows a castle above the sea and a seagull. Students printed and produced the issue, containing news articles jokes and fiction with no advertisements.
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Ben Franklin
Benjamin Franklin Junior High School
Swimming Classes Start Next Week at The Y W
The Y W offers swimming classes beginning Monday October 5 and Tuesday October 6. On Monday advanced class 7 to 8 pm, beginners 8 to 9 pm. Tuesday beginners only with 7 to ? and 8 to o clock. Entry requires a doctor’s certificate. Ladies bring bathing suit cap soap and towel. Six Cleveland men who raised glasses and said Here's looking at you never will look again.
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Y. W
Cleveland
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